I love projects where people make things just because they can rather than because a client wants them to and 98.css is definitely one of these.

There are many different properties on KeyboardEvent including code, location, key, keyCode, metaKey and which among others, but which one should you use?

CanIUse.com is an invaluable source of information for web developers providing cross browser information on the latest HTML, CSS and JavaScript specs. However, it doesn’t provide an official embed for displaying this excellent information on your own website.

Google Fonts is an excellent source of free fonts, which I’m sure you have probably used before, however Lighthouse tends to complain about it being render-blocking, as by default it provides you with a stylesheet to add to your website.

Yes, you can use multiple rel values on a and even area elements.

Native lazy loading is now supported in most browsers, it’s super easy to implement and doesn’t rely on JavaScript.

I use TypeScript a lot and most clients these days want Google Analytics on their websites. Here’s a handy TypeScript class that I often use. It assumes that you have the events setup in Google Tag Manager.